I'm honestly leaving a review because I don't think most people will unless they have a bad…read moreexperience. This is my first time visiting the facility. It is clean, parking is ample, the elevators are immediately in front of you when you walk in. I was seen on the second floor and I was shocked at how quickly I was checked in, evaluated, x rayed, and then we discussed what we saw. Nothing else was left to be desired. Dr Jeffrey Stephenson and his team were professional and efficient.

Horrible results of a partial knee replacement for a torn meniscus. Biggest mistake was trusting…read morehim to correct the first and get a full knee replacement which also failed. The pain and suffering was extreme after both surgeries, inability to walk without assistance walker and cane. His aftercare was non-existent and always had to go "ask Dr. Carter". Horrible experience and scarred for life with pain from his first surgery to this day. AVOID THIS SURGEON IF YOU WANT TO EVER WALK PROPERLY AGAIN!!!

Totally of the wall! In one day to get relief for back pain! Call in to medication for pain. Was…read moretold see gp! Then I went to er, had back surgery! Where where they at? Out to lunch¿¿¿

Drove pretty far in great pain for several months due to car wreck. Front desk friendly, x-ray tech…read morekind. Assigned to Dr. Price, his nurse had an unfriendly personality even though I had preregistered online with all the info she was upset I didn't have my medicines list to verify what was in my registration. I said aw man, I forgot to grab the list, but I filled it out online. Well you don't have to get upset with me she said with a firm hostility, I'm not upset at all. Just concerned I won't remember my meds is all. They were in my file the whole time? Then Dr. Price bolted into the room briefly asked what was going on, cut me off while I was talking, told me he didn't see anything on the x-ray to match with the pain I was having. Most doctor's smoothly slowly exam range of motion during the leg exam, NO! He rapidly shoved my legs back as if to play with a young child. Extremely painful, but he had already made his mind up that I wasn't having any issue. I was wearing a skirt he didn't bother covering me up as he flailed my legs around in the air even thought I had asked for covering! I asked did he view the MRI imaging that my other specialist saw issues? Extremely arrogant, dismissive, and disrespectful. Really spoke down to me as if I were crazy and not in extreme pain. As he roughly shoved around on my back during his brief exam I explained I was having a spinal fusion surgery and disc removed in my lower neck, he scoffed as if I didn't need that either. Tried quickly telling him I had severe pain in lower back and possible fusion there as well, but he cut me off again so I wasn't allowed to explain that either. THREE TIMES he shoved where my other damaged disc was that's pinching on the nerves!!! I was gasping for air and instantly sobbing as he told me that's where my hip pain was coming from. AGAIN my spine specialist saw in the MRI and showed me where my hip bone was pushed over rubbing bone on bone in the socket. He left the room, I hobbled over to be sick from the pain HE INDUCED then took my next muscle relaxer. He comes in to see me picking up my leg then dropping it when I walk he cockily asked WHY ARE YOU WALKING LIKE THAT? You need to bend your knee, no wonder you are in pain, AS IF I'm causing this debilitating pain! Like it's my fault? Through my tears I try to explain it hurt moving the joint around, this has been the only way I have been able to survive throughout the day with the pain. He finally admits to seeing what the other two doctor's saw, didn't give me a treatment plan, my options, nothing! Offered a shot in my hip, I'm still trying to collect myself and in shock that a supposed top notch doctor couldn't be so condescending and pompous to his patients, but I now see he has 12 other poor online reviews over the years stating the same exact situation and character. Well done you want the treatment or not?! I really wanted to bolt out of there but my children need me back to some kind of working order and my other surgeries are approaching. He finally gives me a gown but hikes my skirt all the way up and my panties down vs just pulling both down a little bit from the top as I requested. He doesn't sterilize the area, slowly put the needle in but it was very painful. His nurse suited him as she was just as rude and abrupt as he was looking at me as if I were petty, I hear her from the hallway, all needles are uncomfortable. Didn't bother telling me what to expect from the injection, treatment plan ...nothing! DON'T PAY "THE PRICE" go anywhere else but here!

I have a knee replacement done, but Dr. Malkani. And the first month I knew something was wrong. I…read morefelt like fire crackers were in my leg shooting down and exploding. The doctor kept on telling me the knee was just healing. It turns out that the wrong materials were put in knee and I was allergic to it. I did not find this out until I searched for another doctor a year later Dr. Greene took out the bad knee, the only complications. I'm having now from was in me so long with the bad chemicals it ruined all the nerves in that leg and now I'm on medicine for the rest of my life because of it. The next day, Dr. Greene did no complications with it whatsoever. I'm almost scheduled to have my hips done. If you need a knee replacement, I would not hesitate to make an appointment with Dr. Greene. His staff is exceptional. If I could give it more stars, I would definitely do so. Dr Joseph Greene 3810 Springhurst Blvd. Louisville, Kentucky 502-447-5633

Hard to review a place when they will not return your calls or text messages. My previous…read moreorthopedic surgeon relocated at with this new group but it was impossible to reach him or anyone for that matter. I tried multiple times over a week period, I did finally reach someone but the message I left was in vain (never returned). So I decided to go back to his original group (Louisville Bone and Joint0 where my call was received within 30 seconds of hold time. I have an appointment next week. If the physician is half as attentive as the support staff, I am in goods hands.

I had a total knee replacement performed by Dr. Reed Brown. The surgery process went without a…read morehitch and my recovery is going very well now that I am three months in. I'd also like to add that his staff is phenomenal at the Institute, especially Hollis Edwards, who is my nurse practitioner. She has made my recovery and improvement much smoother and more efficient

In today's very busy modern world of medicine doctors are very busy and do not often have time to…read moredo extra things like offer free reviews of MRI's and X-rays to give a second opinion. I am thankful that Dr. Rouben took the time to review my MRI and give me a second opinion about my injury. I now feel much better about what I have to do next. He was very personable and a pleasure to deal with. He was very direct and explained things in terms that were easy to understand. I have yet to schedule my surgery, but I am seriously considering Doctor Rouben as my surgeon.

I had a total knee replacement Wednesday, by Dr Travis Clegg at Landmark Surgical. I can't say…read moreenough about the facility, the nurses, the anesthesiologist and Dr Travis Clegg. They are so organized, giving you a book of things to do before surgery and what to do after surgery. Dr Clegg takes time to talk to you, and listens! I will probably need another one soon and it will be him that I go to. I am still waiting for the Golden Years to turn GOLD.

I had total knee replacements on my knees. My right in January 2023 and left March 2023 and by mid…read moreJune I was able to accomplish several hikes in Acadia National Park. I finished the last one yesterday morning and have had zero pain after these strenuous hikes. My longest was 3 miles. I couldn't not have done this without Dr Clegg and his wonderful team. He also gave me pre-surgery exercises and post surgical exercises that are a must for success. I am now on a kneeling program which is going great and plan on paddle boarding by next weekend. I am so very thankful my friend referred me to Dr Clegg. Anyone who complains about their knee pain I tell them of Dr Clegg and what a phenomenal experience I had. I had a partial knee replacement done 7 years ago by another doctor and it popped out of place constantly and I just thought I would have to live with it the rest of my life. I am forever thankful and grateful for Dr Clegg and his staff!!! It was a great experience both times.

Dr. Didyk has done an amazing job taking of my broken bone and nail issues. I would highly…read morerecommend. Everyone there is friendly, professional, and they get to you quickly. 10 out of 10, I recommend!

My doctor recommended I visit East End Foot & Ankle after I became concerned about issues with my…read morefeet. While nothing serious, the doctor wasn't 100% certain and thought I'd get quick, accurate answers because this practice handles foot issues all day, every day. My doctor handled my appointment and because I was experiencing pain, they asked to get me in quickly. It was Thanksgiving weekend but I was able to get an appointment the following Tuesday. I visited the website on my own and downloaded new patient paperwork. Prior to my visit I came home to a message from East End Foot & Ankle asking to confirm my appointment. They had dialed my home number and since I work I didn't get it until after hours. The following day I received a call on my cell phone. The associate stated they had called and I hadn't confirmed, to which I responded that the office left the message only at my home number. The lady also mentioned new patient paperwork on their site. (Done!) I arrived a few minutes early. Their lobby provided plenty of chairs for visitors and felt tidy. I signed in at the front desk and turned in my paperwork, and one asked for my insurance card to scan. She was assisting the front desk and asking for steps on what to scan - all good, but it led to the front desk associate sharing a story about a patient that didn't understand her co-pay amount. She was poking fun at the patient for being confused about something that should've seemed obvious. I get it - work talk - but the front desk should be more mindful of how it sounds to other visitors. After speaking to the assistant in the exam room, the doctor came by fairly quick. He confirmed the main issue I was having with my feet. I also asked about a couple of other things, including a bruise like spot on my nail - he gave them a quick glance and said it was nothing. Not having more discussion or attention to these areas was disappointing because these were the issues my doctor wanted me to have looked at by a specialist. Unfortunately, what the podiatrist said was nothing has indeed turned into something. I will be working with someone else to help me. My conversation with the podiatrist was strained. He spoke quickly and asked few questions of me. Of those questions he was already making assumptions and answering them as I was speaking. His plan was for me to visit him weekly for treatment and I said that wasn't a realistic plan for me - what is the cost to visit a specialist weekly? How does one work this out while working, especially when the drive to the office isn't convenient? Why isn't there another alternative? Why didn't he know how long I'd have to visit weekly? His answer was too vague and slightly flippant. I completely understand he is the expert that went to school for years and does this every day, but where was the lesson on learning more about your patient and how to make a treatment plan work for them, even if it isn't your first choice? After my push back, the podiatrist did say I could fill a prescription and treat myself for 6 weeks, and to call him if my issue didn't improve. When I circled back to ask him about my nail, he took a clipping to test. He said, you can call me in 2 weeks for results. I've never had a doctor tell me I had to dial them, they've always reached me with results. But guess what? His office has never called me so he was serious. Guess I'll add that call to my To Do list. Again, I've sought out someone else to help me. When a pharmacy called me to say he sent them a note to fulfill a prescription, I asked them not to waste their time filling it. I had no faith he knew what I needed, and now that time passed, I know that to be true. Still waiting for my invoice. I'm sure it'll add insult to this experience but my coverage shouldn't influence my review. I am sure this podiatrist has loyal patients, and I have so much respect for my doctor that I can only assume he sent me there because he believes in him. However, I'll never step inside again and will not recommend him to my family and friends.

I have been a patient of Dr Reid Brown's for years. Dr. Brown specializes in knee, hip, and pelvic…read moreorthopedics. I could have sung the praises of Dr Brown through the years but I wanted to wait until I actually experienced his expertise in Total Knee Replacement surgery. I have needed knee replacement surgery for years but for a variety of reasons the timing was never right. Thirty years ago when I lived in California the problem the doctor identified was I was just TOO young to be a candidate for surgery. Twenty-five years ago after moving to the Louisville KY area I got started at a different orthopedic doctor's office and was told that other than knee injections there was no other option due to metal allergies that included titanium , cobalt and nickel. Injections in my knees were useless as the first day it increased the pain, the second and third day after were great, and then it was back to my original condition. Ten years ago a Physical Therapist I was being treated by mentioned Dr Brown as he had performed knee replacement surgery on the Therapist's mother. My first appointment with Dr Brown I was sold that I finally had found the correct professional. Upon arriving for my appointment a full set of x-rays on both knees were taken. Dr Brown needed no time in evaluating the x-rays and exclaimed I needed knee surgery for years. Yep, I knew that but thought I was going to lower the boom when I told him of my metal allergies. No, he had the answer. He exited the exam room and re-entered with an actual knee replacement kit (not even a sample but the actual surgical kit). Dr Brown explained that the joint would be made of Zirconium and the replacement bone could be made of polypropylene (layman's term = plastic). Great news! To proceed Dr Brown wanted additional allergy testing that was different than the standard patch testing. This allergy testing used blood to do a blood antigen test on everything that would be used during surgery such as specific cement, etc. While waiting for the results I promised Dr Brown I would work on losing some weight as it would be helpful in the overall surgery process. I also agreed to work on warm water physical therapy to be in the best condition possible for surgery and recovery. Based on my knee conditions Dr Brown wanted to replace the right knee first. Fast forward several years and my left knee was in HORRIBLE condition and I couldn't stand on the left knee/leg at all. Unfortunately that emergency appointment was with Dr Brown's APRN Craig. Oops, Craig found an additional problem and called Dr Brown in for a consult. No surgery could not happen. Dr Brown explained that with a pulse of 32 he couldn't do surgery. He instructed me to work with my Cardiologist to get a pace maker and then he would consider Knee Replacement Surgery. This review will not go into all the trials and tribulations of getting a pacemaker other than to say it took YEARS! In the meantime I made another appointment with Dr Brown because I thought I was having right hip problems. Dr Brown was so on top of things he immediately could say the problem is not your hip but appears to be a back problem. He ordered an MRI that confirmed exactly what he thought. From that information he said DO NOT CONSIDER BACK SURGERY but referred me to pain management. Finally back to June 2025. I had left Total Knee Replacement by Dr Brown. He requires all patients take a webinar class prior to surgery so you know exactly what to expect. In my final appointment with him prior to surgery he warned me I was in End Stage Osteoarthritis and that the surgery was not going to be a breeze. Together understanding the condition, the allergies, etc. he would do his best to avoid problems. I had total faith in him and experienced fantastic surgery and outcome. If you need an excellent orthopedic doctor for knee replacement or hip replacement Dr Brown is my recommendation!